They just call Him God.
Reform Jews do not generally attempt to pronounce the Tetragrammaton. In prayer, like Orthodox Jews, they substitute the Hebrew word Adonai, meaning "my Lord." Most Reform Jews do not use the word ha-Shem, "The Name", the preferred term used by Orthodox Jews outside of prayer. Instead, many Reform Jews use either the English word God or the Hebrew Adonai. (Reform Jews even can point to Halacha to justify this. Use of the term Adonai is part of a fence around the Torah law forbidding abuse of the name of God. Halacha includes a law forbidding making a fence around a Fence. Use of the term HaShem is the result of such a fence. The Orthodox, however, have the counterargument that HaShem has been used by generations of Jews for so long that its use is binding tradition, where halacha defines any tradition that has been in force for at least four generations to be binding.)
No man is called god in Judaism.
Muslims call God "Allah." Jews have many names for God but in daily conversation, the most used title is "HaShem," while in prayer, we call Him by the title of Adonai (my Lord).
He doesn't have a last name, nor does He have a body. We call him G-d. G-d is the Creator.
Navi (prophet). The name of the most important prophet, chosen by God, was Moses.See also:The Israelite prophetsMoses
God, or as the Jews sometimes call him Yahweh there are many names but foremost is God.
Progressive Jews tend to refer to God in their native languages as opposed to Hebrew (unless Hebrew is their native language).
Jews pray to God, or as we call God, Adonai. We do not call God Yahweh. Jews can pray by themselves, but we also pray in community in the synagogue. We are commanded to pray three times a day. Yahweh, by the way, is the way some people pronounce the Hebrew letters, yud, hey, vav, hey as the name of God is written in the Torah, and which Jews pronounce Adonai. The word yud, hey, vav, hey is actually a form of the Hebrew verb to be. We do not know the name of God, and therefore do not believe we are allowed to pronounce it. Orthodox Jews refer to God as HaShem, which is translated as "The Name."
They call God Allah. _________________________________________________ Muslims worship same God worshiped by Jews and Christians. God is called in Arabic as Allah.
With reverence and care, as commanded You Shall Not Use God's Name In Vain.
They call God Allah. _________________________________________________ Muslims worship same God worshiped by Jews and Christians. God is called in Arabic as Allah.
Muslims call their god, Allah (The Arabic name for God).
Jews know only the consonants of the name. The vowels have been lost in time. But it doesn't matter because it's forbidden to speak the name out loud. Jews refer to God in many other ways today.